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AI and K-Content

On July 23, 2026, AI is rewriting the grammar of video production. Culture Minister Choi Hwi-young's remarks are a signal of where K-content is heading. The opportunity is real, but the standards for creation must become stricter. Even i…

Gyeongnam's Busking Gamble

Gyeongnam's youth busking program has broadened since it began in 2023. What started with songs now includes instrumental music and dance. A small street performance is now a test case for local cultural policy. Youth freedom of expression and t…

K-Culture at a Crossroads

In 2025, K-Culture is expanding beyond K-pop and TV dramas to include live performances and cultural heritage. As global audiences demand hands-on experiences and longer stays, the boundaries of content are widening. However, if foundations such as …

Park Jinyoung's 4B-won Gift

Singer-producer Park Jinyoung has donated 1 billion won (about $750,000) each year since 2022, committing a total of 4 billion won (roughly $3 million) from his personal funds over four years to help vulnerable child patients. The donations are dis…

Does Fame Shorten Life?

A recent study linking fame and lifespan has set off a debate. Researchers found a higher risk of premature death among well-known singers compared with less famous peers. This column unpacks the study, traces likely causes, and balances arguments f…

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